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French business school welcomes students hit by US visa chaos
Key Takeaways:  International students facing uncertainty as the US cracks down on new student visas have been offered a practical solution by a top business school in France.  Reference Link: https://thepienews.com/french-business-school-welcomes-students-hit-by-us-visa-chaos/
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France: These Are the Most In-Demand Jobs for Foreign Workers in 2025
France: These Are the Most In-Demand Jobs for Foreign Workers in 2025   Key Takeaways: France’s Official Journal publishes the updated list of occupations in short supply.The new changes permit the regularisation of workers in some 80 occupations in France.New changes have been embraced by industries in France.    Reference Link: https://schengenvisainfo.com/news/france-these-are-the-most-in-demand-jobs-for-foreign-workers-in-2025/
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Germany Granted 1.29 Million Schengen Visas in 2024
Key Takeaways: Germany was the third country for most visa applications received in 2024.Visa applications received were more than in the previous year but fewer than those in Spain, which was second on this list.Chinese and Turkish nationals were the top visa applicants for German visas last year.    Reference Link: https://schengenvisainfo.com/news/germany-granted-1-29-million-schengen-visas-in-2024/
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Judge halts ban on international enrolments at Harvard
In the latest move in the government’s dramatic feud with the US’s oldest university – and a major victory for international education sector – district judge Allison Burroughs issued a temporary restraining order yesterday, halting the directive stripping Harvard of its eligibility to enrol students from overseas.It follows the institution’s swift decision to mount a legal challenge against the administration’s demands that it hand over all disciplinary records for international students from the last five years if it wanted to…
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Germany tightens Schengen Visa rules for Indians: Informal appeal system ends from July 2025
In a recent update, Germany has put an end to the informal appeal system for Indians applying for visas starting July 1, 2025. The significant procedural change was announced by the German government. The government has now decided to abolish the remonstration procedure, a previously available informal appeal system. It allowed applicants to challenge visa refusals at the embassy level without going through a formal court process.  Reference Link: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/travel/news/germany-tightens-schengen-visa-rules-for-indians-informal-appeal-system-ends-from-july-2025/articleshow/121311883.cms
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